Insufficient data, weak cooperation, excluded communities and corruption hamper an effective response to environmental crime.
Insufficient data, weak cooperation, excluded communities and corruption hamper an effective response to environmental crime.
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The online Illegal wildlife trade is endangering a variety of species all across the world. Here you can track the number of species detected across the web on online illegal wildlife adverts.
Last updated: 1 November 2024
Showing data for all species sold in all countries on all platforms
Animal group
Birds
Marines
Mammals
Reptiles
NA
No. of ADVERTS
40
species are recorded in our database
50%
of species recorded are mammals
19%
of species recorded on these platforms are live animals
Read more about what may be driving consumption, poaching, and trafficking trends in our Global Trend Report and other analyses from the ECO-SOLVE team.
ECO-SOLVE leads the charge against environmental crime with its global, collaborative, data-driven approach. Our mission: transform data insights into impactful action; support law enforcement to disrupt illicit flows; empower communities; shape effective global policies. ECO-SOLVE is an EU-funded project within the Global Illicit Flows Programme.
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